Author: eharbison

As Phil explained in his article, the decision to close the deaf school (for now) was a very difficult one. It is very challenging to make such decisions when one can see the impact a program is having. However, often there are factors that come...

While public schools have begun in February, the inconsistency of students and teachers means we begin our official DESEO program in March. Meanwhile, our team is busy preparing for the year. Part of their preparation this past month was a weeklong basketball training led by...

Our annual board meeting is held in February. The last board meeting on the ground here in Honduras was February 2020, just before the pandemic hit. It was exciting to have them all here again and for them it was exciting to see the progress...

Our child sponsorship program, The DESEO Project, provides uniforms, shoes, backpacks, and all the school supplies for the year for the children who are sponsored. Unfortunately, we only have about 95 sponsored children out of the 1200 we serve. It would be challenging yet amazing...

The Crimson Group of Companies brought team members from Canada, Colorado, and Texas to focus on laying tile in the Moses Project’s dormitory. The dorms have had rough concrete floors since being constructed some 12 years back. The improvement of having tiled floors is amazing....

It is always exciting to welcome the young men who make up our Moses Project back to campus. This year we welcomed back 10 young men and welcomed for the first time 8 new young men. This year, all the old and new boys participated...

By Phil Waldron, CEO Recently, I was encouraged by a friend to go back and listen to C.S. Lewis' book, Mere Christianity, on audio, read by Geoffery Howard. He said, "Besides the Bible, this book has been the most influential book that I have ever read." He...

We are thrilled to announce that Tyler Harbison has accepted the role of director of the boys' program of the Moses Project. Tyler and his wife Elsie have been living in Honduras for 7 years and have served with another non-profit for most of those...

We had the honor of hosting the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) the very first week of the year. They brought medical students from both their Louisiana and Auburn campuses. The students, along with their teachers (doctors) were able to serve approximately 100...

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